2025-04-23T12:34:30-07:00 2024-12-31 990EZ 2024-01-01 832644142 LAZARUS MOMENTUM INC LAZA 3187805700 7011 N Lakeshore Dr Shreveport LA 71107 David Ball Secretary, Treasurer, Director 3187805700 2025-04-22 1 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X www.lazarusmomentum.org X X 89263 X 89263 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 89263 92773 0 0 0 0 98 619 93490 -4227 11671 0 7444 11671 7444 0 0 0 0 11671 7444 0 0 11671 7444 X Provide free Healthcare services to underserved, remote areas of Africa. 990 EZ, Part lll, Line 28: l)Provided year round healthcare services at: A) 24 hr on call healthcare services provided to 3 schools and one orphanage in Masaka, Uganda. Patients served: 1,500 (estimated). B) Daily healthcare clinic in Bukavu, DRC. Patients served: 127. ll) Monthly year round mobile medical healthcare services at: A) 33 remote villages surrounding Masaka, Uganda for the elderly and children. Patients served: 150 seen each month (estimated). B) 3 remote villages surrounding Sanje, Uganda for the elderly and children. Patients served: 35 seen each month (estimated). C) 1 remote village in Nakosongola, Uganda for adults and children. Patients served: 20 seen each month (estimated). lll) Periodic mobile medical outreach provided at: A) one trip to the Island of Idjwi, DRC for isolated pgymy villages for adults and children. Patients served: 300. B) One trip to Walungu, DRC for abused and abandoned women and children. Patients served: 79. C) Two trips to Bumogolo, Uganda for children at a remote school. Patients served: 125 twice. lV) Brought medical mission teams to Africa in March and November of 2024 to support our medical teams who work year round in Africa. V) This year we provided medical equipment to our Africa teams including the following: 4 portable ultrasound systems, 2 portable EKG machine systems, 4 mobile nebulizers, and one I-Stat mobile blood analyzer with cartridges. Vl) Provided funds to open a new medical clinic in Bukavu, DRC, and a new mobile medical clinic in Nakosongola, Uganda. 86522 X 86522 990 EZ,Part lll, Line 29 Education: l) Taught sewing to ladies in Sanje, Uganda, and Bumogolo, Uganda. Ladies served: 101. Provided funds to help finish the teachers' housing in Bumogolo, Uganda. 3690 X 3690 990 EZ Part lll, Line 30. Community projects: l) We are raising goats to distribute to the remote villages to provide goat milk for malnourished infants and children. As the goats mature, we give one male and two female goats to needy villages. Remote villages served: 7. ll) The USA medical mission teams provided care baskets to the elderly in the remote villages around Masaka, Uganda, and Sanje, Masaka. Patients served: 90. lll) We provided dresses to some of the ladies in the remote villages. Patients served: 25. 2561 X 2561 92773 Sally S Ball MD President Board Director Co-Founder 10 0 0 0 Dale S Herzog vice President Board Director 1 0 0 0 David J Ball Secretary Treasurer Board Director 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 David J Ball 7011 N Lakeshore Dr Shreveport LA 71107 3187805700 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NONE NONE 1 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Form 990-EZ, Part I, Line 10 in 2024, we awarded $92,773 in grants for providing healthcare, education and community projects to remote areas of Uganda and the DRC. Form 990-EZ, Part I, Line 16 Bank charges $140.73 Office supplies and expense $453.00 Taxes and licenses $25.00 Form 990-EZ, Part III, Line (28-31) 990 EZ, part lll, line 28 for healthcare: We provided healthcare services, medicine, medical supplies, and medical equipment at the following locations and frequency: l) DAILY YEAR ROUND healthcare services provided at the following locations: A) 24 hour on call healthcare at 3 schools and one orphanage in Masaka, Uganda. Patients served: 1500 kids provided 24 hour on call healthcare (estimated). B) Daily healthcare clinic in Bukavu, DRC opened in March,2024 for abused and abandoned women and children. Patients served: 127. ll) MONTHLY YEAR ROUND mobile medical services at: A) 33 remote villages surrounding Masaka, Uganda for the elderly and children. Patients served: 150 seen each month (estimated). B) 3 remote villages surrounding Sanje, Uganda for the elderly and children. Patients served: 35 seen each month (estimated). C) 1 remote vilage in Nakosongola, Uganda for adults and children. Patients served: 20 seen each month (estimated). lll) PERODIC MOBILE MEDICAL OUTREACH provided at: A) One trip to Idjwi, Drc to isolated pgyme villages for adults and children. Patients served: 300. B) One trip to Walungu, DRC for abused and abandoned women and children. Patients served: 79. C) Two trips to Bumogolo, Uganda for children at a school. Patients served: 125 seen twice (estimated). lV) BROUGTH A USA MEDICAL MISSION TEAM to Africa in March, 2024 and in November 2024 to support and teach our African medical teams who work year round. V) IN 2024, WE PROVIDED MEDICAL EQUIPMENT to our medical teams in Africa including 4 portable ultrasound systems, 2 portable EKG systems and supplies, 4 mobile nebulizers, and one I-Stat portable blood analyzer with chem8 cartridges. Vl) WE PROVIDED GRANTS TO OPEN a new medical clinic in Bukavu, DRC, and a new mobile medical clionic in Nakosongola, Uganda. 990 EZ, PART lll, LINE 29 for Education: l) Taught sewing to ladies in Sanje, Uganda, and Bumogolo, Uganda. Ladies served: 101. ll) Provided funds to school to complete teachers' housing at Bumomolo, Uganda. 990 EZ, PART lll, LINE 30 for community projects: l) WE ARE RAISING GOATS in Sanje, Uganda to provide much needed goat milk for malnourished infants and children. We breed the goats and care for them until they are mature enough to transport to one of the remote villages. We give one male and two female goats, often pregnant, to the most needy villages. Villages served: 7. ll) THE USA MISSION TEAMS assemble and deliver care baskets to the elderly in the remote villages. Patients served: 90. lll) WE PROVIDED dresses to some of the ladies in the remote villages in Uganda. Patients served: 25.